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The Picture of Dorian Gray: Chapter 1
The Picture of Dorian Gray: Chapter 1
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Quiz for Chapter one.
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1
How did Basil meet Dorian Gray?
A party at Dorian's house.
A party at Lady Brandon's house.
A party at Basil's house.
A party at Lord Henry's house.
2
Lord Henry always has remarks that are expressed in clever ways. What are these remarks called?
Metaphors
Expressions
Epigrams
Reparations
3
Why is the portrait so significant to Basil?
Basil believes that he was destined to meet Dorian Gray.
Basil wanted to impress Lord Henry.
The portrait is a gift for Dorian's mother.
Basil sees Dorian as a test subject in a science experiment.
4
True or false, Basil is a catalyst between Lord Henry and Dorian Gray?
False
True
5
“I’m afraid that I have shown the secret of my own soul." Who said this quote?
Lord Henry
James Vane
Basil
Dorian Gray
6
What words did Basil used to describe Dorian at the end of chapter one?
"lovely and angelic"
"complex and ugly"
"wonderful and mysterious"
"Simple and beautiful"
7
Why does Basil not want Lord Henry to meet Dorian?
He thinks that Dorian will like Lord Henry more than him.
He thinks that Dorian will influence Lord Henry.
He fears that Lord Henry would influence Dorian in some way.
He thinks that Lord Henry and Dorian will run way together.
8
Why is Dorian Gray important in this chapter?
He professes his love for Basil.
He gets married to Sibyl Vane.
He is becomes best friends with Lord Henry.
Basil and Lord Henry discuss him throughout the chapter.
9
Which person in Greek mythology did Lord Henry use to describe Dorian Gray?
Narcisuss
Antinoüs
Silenus
Bacchus
10
Who is described as a "young Adonis?"
Mr. Isaacs
Dorian Gray
Basil Hallward
Lord Henry
11
How has Basil's artwork changed since he has met Dorian Gray?
Dorian gave him advice on how to blend the paint better.
He can now recreate life differently in his paintings.
He can now tell his story through his art.
He has become a sculptor.
12
"We shall suffer for what the gods have given us, suffer terribly." Who said this? To whom?
Basil; Lord Henry
Lord Henry; Basil
Dorian Gray; Lord henry
Lord Henry; Dorian Gray
13
"He is all my art to me now." Who said this?
Basil Hallward
Lord Henry
Lady Brandon
Dorian Gray
14
Lord Henry says, "Yes; she is a peacock in everything but beauty"(5). Who is he speaking of?
Victoria Wotton
Margaret Devereux
Mrs. Vane
Lady Brandon
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What does Basil ask of Lord Henry?
He asks him to take Dorian to the opera.
He asks him to befriend Dorian.
He asks him not to influence Dorian Gray.
He asks him not to look at the portrait.
